Audiology Studies

Audiologists detect, diagnose and manage hearing loss. Build on your undergraduate degree with UQ's Master of Audiology Studies and qualify as an accredited audiologist in two years.This program integrates scientific knowledge with clinical skills as you develop an understanding of acquired and congenital hearing loss, prevention and more – see Program Details.Study research-focused courses that explore the evidence-based practice of audiology, clinical reasoning and health research. You will also complete your own research in clinical audiology.Learn from experienced audiology educators and researchers who are specialists in areas including neuroscience and rehabilitation, ageing, participation, and disability.Gain extensive practical experience with over 250 hours of supervised clinical placements in a range of settings, including hospitals, private practice, and UQ's Audiology clinic.Integrating the theoretical foundations of audiology with practical clinical skills, the Master of Audiology Studies will prepare you for a rewarding career as a clinical audiologist.FAST FACTSQueensland's oldest and largest health schoolAs the only university in Queensland, and one of six in Australia, offering a Master of Audiology Studies, we are leaders in rehabilitation, teaching and research. Our health and medical sciences researchers scored the highest possible rating in the 2015 ERA awards.EMPLOYABILITYIn high demandThe Australian Department of Employment projects job growth of 40.8 per cent (audiology and speech pathology) between the years of 2016 - 2020. You will be in high demand with employers due to your in-depth knowledge and hands-on, practical skills.IN THE CLASSROOMDedicated Audiology ClinicYou will develop your practical skills in UQ's Audiology Clinic, which offers hearing assessments and auditory processing tests for children and adults . You can also undertake placements around Brisbane, Australia...